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38 Cards in this Set
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Accomodation
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Tools and procedures that provide equal access to instruction and assessment for students
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Types of accomodations
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1)Presentation
2)Response 3)Timing/Scheduling 4)Setting |
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Presentation...
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repeat directions, read aloud
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Response...
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mark answers in book, reference aids, computer
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Timing/Scheduling...
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extended time, frequent breaks
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Setting...
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study carrel, special lighting, separate room
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BIP stands for
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Behavior Intervention Plan
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Behavior Intervention Plan
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Plan to address a problem behavior. It can include positive behavioral interventions, strategies, supports, aids and services
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Child with a disability
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Defined in of the 13 categories or age 3-9 who has a developmental delay
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Child find
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Ongoing activities undertaken to locate, identify, and evaluate all children suspected of having disabilities
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Courses of study
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Course work that leads to a certain type of diploma
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CBM stands for...
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Curriculum based measurement
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Curriculm Based Measurement
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Tools for measuring student competency and progress in the basic skills
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Developmental deay
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Used for ages 3-9. Determined by state and has appropriate diagnostic tests and procedures.
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A child with a developmental delay lags in one or more of these areas:
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1) physical development
2) Cognitive development 3) Communication development 4) Social or emotional 5) Adaptive development |
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Disability categories
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1) Autism
2) Deaf, Blind 3) Emotional disturbance 4) Hearing Impairment 5) Mental Retardation 6) Multiple disabilities 7) Orthopedic Impairment 8) Other Healthimpairment 9) Specific Learning Disability 10) Speech or language impairment 11) Traumatic brain injury 12) Visual Impairment 13) Developmental Delay |
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Other health impairments includes...
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Asthma, ADD, diabetes, Epliepsy, Heart condition, Lead poisoning, Leukemia, Sickle cell, Anemia
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Specific learning disabilities includes...
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Brain injury, minimal brain dsyfunction, dyslexia, developmental aphasia
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Due Process Complaint
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A complaint filed by parent or school that relateds to identification, evlauation, placement, and appropriate education.
-Must be filed within 2 years of the matter |
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Due Process Hearing
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Quasi-legal procedure before an impartial hearing
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Early Intervention Services
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Services to infants and toddlers under Part C of IDEA that assists in the evaluation and needs of a family
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Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
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Special education and related services provided at public expence and without charge. Must be provided in conformity with an IEP
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Functional Behavior Assessment
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A problem-solving process to address problem behavior. Relies on techniques and stragies to identify reasons for specific behavior and to select appropriate interventions
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Functional Skills
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ADLS needed for independent living
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General education Curriculum
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Body of knowledge and range of skills that all students in the state are expected to master
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Interim Alternative Educational Setting (IAES)
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Setting other than the student's current placement that helps student receive IEP services
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IEP stands for
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I - Individualized
E - Education P - Program |
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IEP
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A written statement for each child with a disability. It is developed, reviewed, and revised according to requirements of IDEA
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Informed consent ensures that parents
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- are fully informed of all proposed activity
- Understand with and agree to activity - Understand that consent is voluntary - Understand that revoking consent cannot apply to past |
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Intervenion
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Change in instructing the student in the area of learning difficulty to improve and progress
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Least Restrictive Environment
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Children are to be educated with children that are not disabled to the extent that is possible
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When should children be removed from a regular environment?
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Only with the nature or severity of the disability makes it that regular classes cannot be achieved satisfactorily with the use of aids and services
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Mediation
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Confidential, voluntary process to resolve disputes without formal due process hearing
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Parent
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May include natural, adoptive, or foster
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Pre-Referral Intervention
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Interventions delivered in the regular classroom that attempt to improve learning prior to a referral for formal special education evaluation
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Prior Written Notice
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A written notice for parents by school to:
Evluate Determine eligibility Change IEP Refuse request to evaluate |
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Progress monitoring
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Scientific method of assessing students academic performance and effectiveness of instruction
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Related Services Areas
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Supportive services that include:
-transportation-corrective services - speech-language- audiology - interpreting - psychological - physical and occupational - counseling - orientation and mobility - medical |
